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    Additional Cities and Venues Revealed for Sleep Token’s Anticipated U.S. Tour

    SenecaBy 221 Comments2 Mins Read
    The Mosh Network - Vessel of Sleep Token stands in a dark, moody setting with red laser light cutting across his chest. Wearing his signature mask and layered chains, he extends his arms while dramatic shadows and fog surround him.

    The anticipation surrounding Sleep Token‘s upcoming U.S. tour and their highly anticipated fourth studio album continues to grow. The masked British alternative metal band saw massive success with their 2023 album Take Me Back to Eden, propelling them into arena headliner status.

    Since signing with RCA Records in early 2025, the now gold-certified band has been ramping up their fan engagement through an intricate marketing campaign that has evolved in exciting ways over the past few weeks.

    This past Monday, March 10th, the band began teasing their North American tour plans. Venues began sharing images from the band’s campaign on their social media profiles, signaling the start of the reveal. Those initial teases have since expanded with even more cities and venues being unveiled through timed video reveals. So far, the cities and venues included in these teases are as follows:

    Atlanta, GA – GAS South District
    Brooklyn, NY – Barclay’s Center
    Cleveland, OH – Rocket Arena
    Denver, CO – Ball Arena
    Detroit, MI – Little Caesar’s Arena
    Duluth, GA – GAS South District
    Greensboro, NC – First Horizon Coliseum
    Los Angeles, CA – Crypto.com Arena
    Lincoln, NE – Pinnacle Bank Arena
    Minneapolis, MN – Target Center
    Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena
    Orlando, FL – TBA
    Philadelphia, PA – TBA
    Portland, OR – Moda Center
    Rosemont, IL – Allstate Arena
    Tacoma, WA – Tacoma Dome
    West Valley City, UT – Maverik Center
    Worcester, MA – DCU Center

    The official announcement for Sleep Token‘s U.S. tour remains under wraps for now, but the band continues to build excitement with their ongoing teases. You can catch some of the latest glimpses of the tour reveal below. Additionally, fans can expect a new “offering” from the group to drop soon.

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    221 Comments

    22. Tom Scott on

      Another band that is playing Arenas. I don’t get it how so many people are into this band. Same with Ghost

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      • Whitnie O'Brien on

        Tom Scott TikTok can literally send you to the moon. Just look at Pierce the Veil. They were almost irrelevant for years, playing tiny venues, until kids started blasting King For A Day ok TikTok. Now they’re headlining arena tours. Bad Omens also shot to the top because of TikTok and Just Pretend. I saw Sleep Token open for Nothing More in a 600 people venue that was half full before they got their TikTok blow up.

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      • Nikki Arnold on

        Tom Scott then move along. no need to waste your time darling. go find things you do care about and be excited about them!

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      • Ryan Turoski on

        Tom Scott for one, their lyrics are absolute poetry. Pure art. No other band even comes close to Vessel’s writing. It’s so good it’s being used in college writing classes around the country.

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    28. Brandi Amend-Wallace on

      But of course we southerners get nothing 😭 I just want to go to a ritual 😓 IDC that I have POTS and light pass out and get trampled. I’d risk my whole ass life to see them live 😭

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    29. KyleAnn Hung on

      If you don’t like sleep token…why do you need to comment to tell everyone? What if you just, idk, scrolled away?

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        • Karlee Moore on

          Devynn Releford don’t check stubhub🤦‍♀️ find the venue you want and go through them only. Also check sleep tokens page it literally tells you on sale next Friday. I literally cant stress this enough their tickets don’t exist rn and you can buy resell on Ticketmaster or axs for the original price after people realize they cant transfer them to make more.

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      • Katherine Devine on

        Kasey Showalter Welch seriously just skipped right over us entirely…. Philly seems to be the move!

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        • Valerie Turner on

          Joshua Alley Yeah, so i checked, and that just redirects me to Ticketmaster where they’re not on sale yet. If you’re looking on Stubhub, Seatgeek, etc, those tickets are not real. Please be careful and just wait until they’re on sale for real. Every show i go to, there’s always someone that gets turned away cause they use those crappy websites. I’m just looking out! 🤘🏻

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    43. Setlist Guy on

      🤘🏽🤘🏿🤘🏼 SLEEP TOKEN The Even In Arcadia Tour 2025 Setlist Playlist 🤘🏻🤘🤘🏾

      A setlist playlist of just SLEEP TOKEN going on The Even In Arcadia Tour in September & October. 2025. We’ll add the support bands when they announce them.

      Available at https://SetlistGuy.com in Spotify, Apple, Tidal, Deezer, YouTube Music, Amazon, Pandora & YouTube streaming formats.
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    44. Aubrie King on

      I just bought tickets for the Minneapolis show! I might be in the nose bleeds but I don’t give a damn. I’m so fricken excited!

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        • Shanaura Marie Halbert on

          Aubrie King that doesn’t mean it wasn’t a scam. If you check they’re official website the tickets literally aren’t on sale yet. They don’t go on sale until the 20tha and that’s just for pre-sale through Apple or Spotify

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    50. Erin M LeBlanc on

      Alec Cameron Maggio they’re gonna be in Orlando, FL. That’s a close as they’ll get to us. Wanna go? Lol

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      • Madeleine Hayer on

        Alysha Moon one of the venues—I don’t recall which—had ticket prices listed around $45-200+ probably depending on seating. I think that’s where people are getting numbers from. And festivals maybe

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      • Patricia Maxwell on

        Alysha Moon Unfortunately this will keep happening until people stand up to Ticketmaster, venues, and record labels. I’m going to the Allstate Arena Tuesday to see J-Hope from BTS and I paid $500 after fees for nosebleeds because of fuckikg Ticketmaster. I’m thinking the tickets shouldn’t be that bad for Sleep Token hopefully.

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        • Patricia Maxwell on

          Rich Blecharz Well, I would be just one person yelling at the sky lol. Unfortunately, the ARMY fandom doesn’t give a fuck about how much they have to pay to see BTS, so us collectively demanding BTS’ company and Ticketmaster to comment on why we’re paying these prices is unrealistic. A good chunk of them think mass streaming songs for charting positions is enjoyable.

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    59. Laura Shelton on

      Ticket resellers and scalpers selling through places like Stubhub and seat geek are going to ruin this again for us. How is it tickets don’t go on sale until March 20 yet StubHub is already selling them.

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    64. Justin Niette on

      Nobody ever stops by Louisiana don’t even know why I look to see where they are going. Nobody ever comes this way.

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    68. Matthew McCarter on

      This has to only be the first leg of the tour. Be patient if your city isn’t listed. I don’t see them leaving half of the country out of the fun.

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    77. Brenden Meyer on

      So much good music out there. You don’t need to worry about ticket prices. Hell myself, my daughter and my old man all saw bloody DREAM THEATER! For under $200.

      Go and listen to Caligula’s Horse. This band might have some of the best and most uplifting lyrics ever written for a band. They write, mix and produce their own albums. $35 a ticket. The lead guitarist is a literal doctor of music(not joking. PhD in music).

      Go on and listen to the songs.
      Dream the Dead
      Marigold+Bloom
      And finally “Graves”

      Seriously a band that deserves a listen.. simply amazing musicians.

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